The fundamental principles of phrenology are the only principles capable of being reconciled with the immateriality and immortality of the soul (1868)
Carson, James C. L. (James Crawford Ledlie), 1815?-1886 · London : Houlston & Wright · leaf 483
d the New Hollander ; and for its side view, theirplates may be contrasted with that of Sir WalterScott. It is also very important to examine this regionas to its breadth, which can be done by an inspec- ABSOLUTE AND RELATIVE SIZE OF BRAIN. 463 tion above and behind. For this purpose, I havedrawn a… … XIII.—WEN. XIV.—REV. DR CARSON. animal propensities. The top view of Dr Carsonshead exhibits considerable length from before back-wards in proportion to breadth ; and the back viewwill show that the head was high in proportion to itsbreadth; or, in other words, that the reflecting andmoral regions…
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